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Barbara Larson

San Francisco
As seen in: Forbes, Fast Company, Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School Working Knowledge, HR Quarterly, Workday Podcasts, Skagit Valley Herald, Harvard Business Review France, Strategic Finance
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Re-elect Commissioner Janicki

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By Barbara Larson
| Skagit Valley Herald Verified
I am writing in support of the re-election of Commissioner Lisa Janicki. For eight years, Commissioner Janicki has been an exemplary public servant - brilliant and hardworking, she masters all of the countless different areas our county commissioners must handle.
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To Plan Better, Close Smarter

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By Bob Hansen, Patricia Harris, Barbara Larson
| Workday Podcasts
As global events and the accelerated pace of change place even more pressure on today’s CFOs, financial leaders worldwide know they have to ramp up their technology transformation if they want to compete and thrive. A 2021 Accenture report revealed that major decisions are happening at a cadence never before realized. In previous years, enterprise CFOs might make monthly or quarterly decisions equating to $100 million. Today that number is closer to $1 billion—and it’s happening daily.
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These 2 Imperatives Will Help You Close the Acceleration Gap

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By Patricia Harris, Barbara Larson, Jillian Ogawa, Philippa A. Lawrence
| Workday Podcasts
If you’ve noticed how the pace of change in the world is accelerating and wondered how businesses are managing to keep up, the answer is now clear: Most are not. Even as they face historic disruption from a global pandemic, hobbled supply chains, talent shortages and more, nearly two-thirds (63%) of CEOs tell KPMG their processes and execution are too slow.
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